Motorola is known for equipping their Droids w/ some massive all-day batteries. Since they only released one Droid this year instead of 3, they made sure to put a huge one within this one. The Droid Turbo has a 3900 mAh battery that Moto quoted for a 48-hour battery life based on mixed usage. While I didn't exactly that I did manage to get just over 20 hours on heavy usage of streaming on Google Play, YouTube, navigating via Google Maps, a few phone calls, and tons of back-and-forth via Hangouts. Moderate use got just under 40 hours. You can always count on Moto to provide a great battery.
Software
Like all Motorola devices, it runs stock Android more or less. Other than some custom Moto apps + a clock/weather widget dubbed the Command Center. So starting off its like a Nexus alternative as the Google Launcher + Keyboard are already pre-loaded. But lets talk about all that Moto brings to the software side of things.
Moto Assist is still present as driving mode (that reads out text + directions), pretty much created the Do Not Disturb mode for everyone, and Home mode which are all better than ever. Moto Voice now adds the ability to create a custom keyword like instead of saying "OK, Moto" you can say "OK, Alfred" or whatever word of your choosing. Moto Actions which allows you to wave your hand over the device while receiving an incoming phone call to mute it. You still have the Quick Capture gesture that allows you to flick your wrist twice w/ the device in-hand to wake it up to the camera. Droid Zap is back as well. You can send files + photos to other devices for a short time as you can now send them to Chromecast too. Glad to see that this has moved to the Play Store as more users outside of Droids can utilize the app. However, there are plenty of alternatives out there already. All of the Droid extras aren't huge as it feels like a standard device running pure Android but adds better elements to it.
